I love to show off the functionality of the MacBook Pro C2D running Parallels (build 1970) to people. I'm a traveling consultant who almost always ends up working at customer sites running Unix or Windows.
I love setting the MBP on a table, firing up a parallels machine (running Solaris, RedHat or Windoze), and watching people's reactions as the autostart/auto-fullscreen desktop "rotates" into place (I should sell these things on the side, it'd be easy... but that's another topic entirely)
Anyway, I've been hunting for a "command key" combination that would let me "rotate" (cycle) between Parallels "VMs" and the Mac. I typically have a Unix machine and a Windoze XP machine running at the same time and would love to the ability to "rotate" between them. I know I can do it with CMD-TAB, but I lose that "cool" rotate effect that grabs peoples attention.
Any thoughts?
TIA, Steve
I love setting the MBP on a table, firing up a parallels machine (running Solaris, RedHat or Windoze), and watching people's reactions as the autostart/auto-fullscreen desktop "rotates" into place (I should sell these things on the side, it'd be easy... but that's another topic entirely)
Anyway, I've been hunting for a "command key" combination that would let me "rotate" (cycle) between Parallels "VMs" and the Mac. I typically have a Unix machine and a Windoze XP machine running at the same time and would love to the ability to "rotate" between them. I know I can do it with CMD-TAB, but I lose that "cool" rotate effect that grabs peoples attention.
Any thoughts?
TIA, Steve